Police unions agree on special allowances for financial crime officers
The two unions representing police officers – the Malta
MBR will be forced to backtrack on UBO register as EP and Council go into talks
The Malta Business Registry’s overeager move to shut down
Magħtab ECOHive Project in limbo after court stopped illegal WasteServ work
Work on the government’s €500 million ECOHive project, involving
€1 million direct orders list published after Festivals Malta CEO resigns
Labour Party mass events suppliers and those who worked
Crypto-fugitive who hid €13 million of client funds in Malta to face justice
An Albanian court on Monday ordered the extradition to
Redundant Air Malta workers paid an average of €175,000 each
The Treasury Department has already issued a total of
The Shift to form part of Project Oasis
The Shift has been selected to be part of
Why Keith Schembri should remember opening his Panama company
Keith Schembri, former chief of staff of disgraced former
PA CEO still mulling action on minister’s illegal pool a month since court ruling
The Prime Minister’s handpicked Planning Authority CEO Oliver Magro
Post-Qatargate lobbying: MEPs will have to ‘cool off’ for six months after office
The Bureau of the European Parliament yesterday adopted its
The Shift wins another FOI appeal case, bringing total court victories to 11
The Shift on Wednesday won another in its long
Air Malta paying former Etihad bosses €2.4 million, all airline staff to be laid off
Finance Minister Clyde Caruana and the national airline’s politically-appointed
Infrastructure Malta gives Labour Party official four direct orders in six months
Malta’s public roads agency awarded four direct orders costing
Taxpayers splurging €300 a day on Joseph and Michelle Muscat
Disgraced Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and his wife Michelle
Disgraced former Attorney General Peter Grech gets a 10% raise
Disgraced former Attorney General Peter Grech has been given
Festivals Malta CEO quits over OPM meddling, more resignations expected
Festivals Malta CEO  Annabelle Stivala has stepped down, The
Court ignores EU science, allows for Turtle dove spring hunting
A court decision on Monday morning revoked a prohibitory
How Labour covers up abuse – Kevin Cassar
Former Malta Financial Services Authority CEO Joseph Cuschieri created
Documents confirm illegal private work done with Nadur public road project
Several documents submitted to the Planning Authority asking for
Pilatus ‘should have investigated and reported’ almost US$100 million in Aliyeva transactions
Financial investigators from Duff & Phelps contracted by the
Transport Malta: minister fudges CEO dismissal as brigadier stays put
After boldly announcing changes to be made at the
Cutajar’s contract: ‘Lack of transparency threatens democracy itself,’ says ADPD
The ADPD – The Green Party has demanded better
‘Unprecedented’ new book a ‘contribution to solving Pilatus puzzle’
NGO Repubblika’s President Robert Aquilina released previously unpublished court
Top officers who got Pilatus risk manager off the hook have all resigned
New evidence published by Repubblika President Robert Aquilina this
Air Malta to close after summer, millions in compensation for redundant staff
Updated to include the Opposition’s reaction Millions of euros
Organised crime increasingly ‘migrating’ to Malta, say Italy’s mafia investigators
Italian organised crime has been increasingly “migrating” to Malta
Birdlife injunction continues to stall start of spring hunting, court to decide
A prohibitory injunction against Turtle dove Spring hunting remains
Caruana called out on propaganda, apologises and pays for advert himself
Commissioner for Standards in Public Life Joseph Azzopardi has
Casa calls on Venice Commission to investigate Abela’s public inquiry refusal
MEP David Casa has urged the President of the
Against the odds, boatmen seek to protect a dying tradition
Ivan Agius, a traditional boatman (barklor) from Bormla, hopes

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